[Per person gets $5,000—will the money ultimately flow into BTC?🔥]
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Over in the US, they’ve rolled out another move: ahead of the midterm elections, they said they’ll give every adult $5,000, and even named it the “Universal Dividend” 💰
Sounds great, but no one said where the money will come from.
Wharton at UPenn’s analysis is straightforward: if they actually pay per head, it would burn $1.35 trillion a year. Even if it’s only for people earning under $400,000 annually, the cost is still $1.15 trillion.
US national debt is already $40 trillion, and the annual deficit is close to $2 trillion. So this money can only be borrowed.📉
The historical playbook is well known: as long as the printing money keeps outpacing wage growth, hard assets rise first. So the market’s first reaction isn’t a consumption rebound—it’s “what about BTC?”
AI provides a steady answer: in the short term, it may surge a bit, but once the bond market and the Fed rebound, the pullback will come quickly.
Handing out money is a real positive—so are the real costs.🙃
📌 $5,000 sounds tasty, but the ones who may end up footing the bill are people holding USD
When you get this $5,000, will you buy crypto—or pay off your debts first? Let’s chat in the comments.
Group chat: 📲 加入X先生的粉丝群聊
Over in the US, they’ve rolled out another move: ahead of the midterm elections, they said they’ll give every adult $5,000, and even named it the “Universal Dividend” 💰
Sounds great, but no one said where the money will come from.
Wharton at UPenn’s analysis is straightforward: if they actually pay per head, it would burn $1.35 trillion a year. Even if it’s only for people earning under $400,000 annually, the cost is still $1.15 trillion.
US national debt is already $40 trillion, and the annual deficit is close to $2 trillion. So this money can only be borrowed.📉
The historical playbook is well known: as long as the printing money keeps outpacing wage growth, hard assets rise first. So the market’s first reaction isn’t a consumption rebound—it’s “what about BTC?”
AI provides a steady answer: in the short term, it may surge a bit, but once the bond market and the Fed rebound, the pullback will come quickly.
Handing out money is a real positive—so are the real costs.🙃
📌 $5,000 sounds tasty, but the ones who may end up footing the bill are people holding USD
When you get this $5,000, will you buy crypto—or pay off your debts first? Let’s chat in the comments.
